Is "caviar" an infused product?

[TheReleafCenter]

yuk. who would WANT to smoke baked buds?

the edibles market is hot, I thought?!

Companies are looking for ways to delineate their brands by offering more esoteric items. When I visited Switzerland they sold small "scent bags" to put underneath your pillow with a sticker that warned you not to smoke the contents. Where there's a will, there's a way.

TheReleafCenter Reviewed by TheReleafCenter on 12-06-2010. Is "caviar" an infused product? Didn't 1284 categorize honey oil as an infused product? If so, what is the legal status of caviar? If I am growing for a center that does not have an application on file for an infused products license, can I legally process my trim with butane to make honey oil and then create caviar buds using this? Wouldn't these be illegal for my center to sell and wouldn't it be illegal for them to authorize their sale in a center-to-center transaction......even if the center that was buying them did have Rating: 5

[SoCoMMJ]

From HB10-1284:
(9) "MEDICAL MARIJUANA-INFUSED PRODUCT" MEANS A PRODUCT
INFUSED WITH MEDICAL MARIJUANA THAT IS INTENDED FOR USE OR
CONSUMPTION OTHER THAN BY SMOKING.

I gotta roll back to the above. Even if you sprinkle fairy dust on a bud, it is still intended to be smoked.

Well, I suppose you would have to marvel at the concept of the existence of fairys first. But in the end, you are going to smoke it.

[copobo]

yea, but they say if you use iso or butane, it's infused.

it's a flawed definition that puts 2 major licencing categories at odds.

personally, I put oil on buds and smoke em, and oil in baked goods and eat 'em. extraction method is a bad differentiator. I can vape oil or kief or hash. I also cook with all three.

they need to adjust their definition to reality.